Internet Conduct

     This article tells us how we should comment online.  It says that we should not write in irritation, but rather wait and pray for a time when you may "be gentle and show perfect courtesy toward all people," (Titus 3:2). It says we should speak only to thank, encourage, clarify, and (gently) correct. There is more information in this slideshow.

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